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AD 2-LEDA

WEF 11-JUN-2614-MAY-26

LEda AD 2 AERODROME DATA

AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME

LEDA - LLEIDA/Alguaire

AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

ARP

414341N 0003207E. See AD 2-LEDA ADC.

Distance and direction from the city

16 km NW.

Elevation

351 m / 1152 ft.

Geoid undulation

50 m ± 0.05 m (1).

Reference temperature

32°C.

Low average temperature

4ºC.

Magnetic variation

2ºE (2025).

Annual change

9.1'E.

AD administration

Aeroports de Catalunya.

Address

Aeropuerto de Lleida / Alguaire - 25125, Alguaire (Lleida).

TEL

+34-973 032 700

FAX

+34-973 032 768

AFTN

LEDA

E-mail

cecoa@leda.cat

Approved traffic

IFR/VFR. (2)

Remarks

SITA: ILDAPXH

(1) For all AD points.

(2) During the periods of time in which the aerodrome is not controlled, only VFR or night VFR flights are permitted. See item 20. Local Regulations.

OPERATIONAL HOURS

Airport (1)

V: 0600-1800 I: 0700-1700 (2) (3).

Customs and Immigration

HR AD 48 HR PPR.

Health and Sanitation

No.

AIS/ARO

HR AD.

MET briefing

HR ATS.

ATS

V: 0600-1800

I: 0700-1700

O/T: PPR 48HR before the operation.

Fuelling

Variable depending on needs. Consult CECOA (cecoa@leda.cat).

O/T: PPR 48 HR before refuelling to:

Handling

HR ATS.

Other HR PPR 48 HR to:

  • TEL: +34-973 032 740 / 741

  • FAX: +34-973 032 768

Security

H24.

De-icing

No.

Remarks

(1) In the event that the ATS schedule is extended, the airport's schedule will be extended accordingly to completely cover it.

(2) Possible temporary closures during airport operational hours which will be communicated via NOTAM.

(3) Apron management service (SDP): provided by CECOA.

HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES

Cargo facilities

No.

Fuel types

JET A-1, AVGAS 100LL.

Oil types

No

Refuelling capacity

JET A-1: 2 tankers 35000 L, 15 L/s.

AVGAS 100LL: 1 tanker 8000 L, 3.3 L/s.

De-Icing facilities

No.

Hangar space

No.

Repair facilities

Yes.

Maintenance Service Area AERONPARK

Maintenance apron Sector 1

Remarks

None.

PASSENGER FACILITIES

Hotels

No.

Restaurant

Yes.

Transportation

Taxi.

Medical facilities

First aid kit.

Bank/Post Office

No / No.

Tourist information

Yes.

Remarks

None.

RESCUE AND FIREFIGHTING SERVICES

Fire category

HR AD: CAT 7: FRI, SUN.

CAT 4: MON, TUE, WED, THU, SAT.

Other categories, PPR 48H before the operation notifying to CECOA. (1)

Rescue equipment

According to the fire category published.

Removal of disabled aircraft

Service provided by external companies in the area, response time between 30 and 60 minutes. Load capacity up to 300T. (2)

Remarks

(1) CAT 8: Scheduled flights: PPR 15 days before the expected day of operation notifying to CECOA.

Non-scheduled flights: PPR 3 days before the expected day of operation notifying to CECOA.

  • CECOA: TEL: +34-973 032 740 / 741

  • Commercial Dept. TEL: +34-933 278 638

(2) Responsible for coordinating the aircraft transfer operation:

Head of Operations. Contact through the Airport Operations office:

RUNWAY SURFACE CONDITION ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING, AND SNOW PLAN

Types of clearing equipment

Not applicable.

Clearance priorities

Not applicable.

Use of material for movement area surface treatment

Not applicable.

Specially prepared winter runways

Not applicable.

Remarks

Runway surface condition assessment and reporting in accordance with the Global Reporting Format (GRF) methodology described in AD 1.2.2.

Aerodrome in service during all seasons of the year.

APRONS, TAXIWAYS AND CHECK LOCATIONS/POSITIONS DATA

Apron

Surface: Concrete.

Strength: PCN 50/R/C/W/T.

Taxiways

Width: TWY A: 23 m.

Surface: TWY A: Asphalt.

Strength: TWY A: PCN 51/F/A/W/T.

Check locations

Altimeter: Apron: ELEV: 349 m / 1144 ft.

VOR: No.

INS: See AD 2-LEDA PDC.

Remarks

None.

SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS

Taxiing guidance system

Runway-holding position (A1), directional signs to stands, boards, stands and NO ENTRY markings.

RWY markings

Designators, threshold, displaced threshold RWY 31, centre line, side stripe, aiming point, touchdown zone and pre-threshold area.

TWY markings

Enhanced center line and side strip.

Remarks

None.

AERODROME OBSTACLES

In approach/take-off, circling and AD areas

DESIGNATION

DESCRIPTION

COORDINATES

ELEV / HGT (M)

MARKED

LLD-OBS13-0204-2008

Antenna

414412.4N 0003122.3E

350 / 3

Yes

LLD-OBS31-0321-2008

Fence

414253.2N 0003316.2E

370 / 2

No

LLD-OBS31-0322-2008

Fence

414254.0N 0003316.4E

369 / 2

No

LLD-MEGA-0192-2008

Mega tower

414348.5N 0003226.6E

381 / 32

Yes

LLD-MEGA-0195-2008

Mega tower

414346.7N 0003229.2E

381 / 32

Yes

LLD-MEGA-0196-2008

Mega tower

414344.9N 0003231.7E

381 / 32

Yes

LLD-MEGA-0197-2008

Mega tower

414343.0N 0003234.4E

381 / 32

Yes

LLD-OBS-0218-2008

Building

414343.8N 0003233.6E

356 / -

No

LLD-OBS-0219-2008

TWR

414341.8N 0003236.7E

392 / -

No

LLD-OBS-0220-2008

Building

414340.3N 0003238.6E

356 / -

No

LLD-WDI-0406-2009

Wind indicator

414406.8N 0003135.1E

357 / 8

Yes

LLD-WDI-0414-2009

Wind indicator

414314.4N 0003239.8E

357 / 8

Yes

LLD-OBS-0562-2009

Antenna

414340.4N 0003238.6E

360 / -

No

LLD-OBS-0563-2009

Antenna

414340.9N 0003236.9E

359 / 10

No

LLD-OBS-0566-2009

Antenna

414343.7N 0003233.9E

360 / -

No

LLD-OBS-0567-2009

Antenna

414341.8N 0003236.8E

394 / -

No

Remarks: See AD 2-LEDA AOC.

METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION PROVIDED

MET office

Lleida EMAe.

HR

HR ATS. Outside these hours, a half-hourly METAR AUTO will be issued.

METAR

Half-hourly.

TAF

24 HR.

TREND

No.

Briefing

In person and by telephone.

Flight documentation/Language

Charts and plain language / Spanish.

Charts

Significant, forecasted in altitude (wind and temperature) maps.

Supplementary equipment

Clouds and lightnings image and radar information display.

ATS unit served

TWR.

Additional information

Valencia OMAe (LEVA): H24

  • TEL: +34-963 690 750

Lleida EMAe: HR AD

  • TEL: +34-973 179 500

Remarks

Aerodrome warnings available.

During not on the spot hours the following service will be provided:

  • Observation data of field equipment and QNH in TWR and on the local weather information display screen.

  • Aeronautical meteorological self-reporting service.

  • Telephone consultation service with the MET LERS AD office.

  • Aerodrome bulletin warnings of adverse phenomena.

RUNWAY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

RWY

Direction

DIM (m)

THR PSN

THR ELEV
TDZ ELEV

SWY (m)

CWY (m)

Strip (m)

OFZ

RESA (m)

RWY/SWY SFC PCN

13 (1)

133.33º GEO

132º MAG

2500 x 61

414408.37N 0003128.13E

THR: 349 m/1145 ft

TDZ: No

No

No

2620 x 300

No

240 x 150

RWY: ASPH

PCN 51/F/A/W/T.

SWY: No

31 (2)

313.35º GEO

312º MAG

2500 x 61

414314.76N 0003243.96E

THR: 350.4 m/1150 ft

TDZ: 350.4 m/1150 ft

No

No

2620 x 300

No

240 x 150

RWY: ASPH

PCN 51/F/A/W/T.

SWY: No

Remarks:

(1) End RWY 13 coordinates: 414312.71N 0003246.91E.

(2) THR RWY 31 displaced 90 m.

Profile

profile

DECLARED DISTANCES

RWY

TORA (m)

TODA (m)

ASDA (m)

LDA (m)

13

2500

2500

2500

2500

31

2500

2500

2500

2410

31 INT A

1512

1512

1512

Remarks: None.

APPROACH AND RUNWAY LIGHTING

Runway

13

Approach

Simple, 420 m.

PAPI (MEHT)

3º (16.37 m / 54 ft).

Threshold

Green.

Touchdown zone

No.

Runway centre line

2500 m: 1600 m white + 600 m white and red + 300 m red.

Distance between lights: 30 m. (1)

Runway edge

2500 m = 1900 m white + 600 m yellow.

Distance between lights: 50 m. (1)

Runway end

Red.

Stopway

No.

Remarks

Halogen lights.

(1) Adjustable intensity lights.

Runway

31

Approach

Precision CAT I, 900 m. Threshold identification lights. (1)

PAPI (MEHT)

3º (16.97 m / 56 ft).

Threshold

Green.

Touchdown zone

No.

Runway centre line

2410 m: 1510 m white + 600 m white and red + 300 m red.

Distance between lights: 30 m. (1)

Runway edge

2410 m = 1810 m white + 600 m yellow.

Distance between lights: 50 m. (1)

Runway end

Red.

Stopway

No.

Remarks

Halogen lights.

(1) Adjustable intensity lights.

OTHER LIGHTING, SECONDARY POWER SUPPLY

ABN/IBN

No.

WDI

1 near THR 13, 1 near THR 31. LGTD.

TWY lighting

Edge. (1)

Apron lighting

4 poles with 6 floodlighting. LIH. (1)

Secondary power supply

Engine generators that provide a maximum switch-over (light) time of 15 s for emergency services / Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) with switch-over (light) time of 0 s for approach lights, PAPI, threshold, centre line, edge, runway end and protection lights.

Remarks

(1) LED technology lighting system.

HELICOPTER LANDING AREA

Position

Geoid undulation, see item 2.

  • FATO: RWY 13/31. Coordinates THR 13 and THR 31, see item 12.

  • Air taxiing: TLOF coincident with PRKG H1 and PRKG 2.

  • Ground taxiing: TLOF same as RWY 13/31. Coordinates ARP, see item 2.

Elevation

  • FATO: RWY 13/31. Elevation THR 13 and THR 31, see item 12.

  • Air taxiing: TLOF coincident with PRKG H1 and PRKG 2. Apron elevation, see item 8.

  • Ground taxiing: TLOF same as RWY 13/31.

Dimensions, surface, maximum weight, marking

  • FATO: RWY 13/31. See items 9 and 12.

  • Air taxiing: TLOF coincident with PRKG H1 and PRKG 2. See items 8 and 9.

  • Ground taxiing: TLOF same as RWY 13/31. See items 9 and 12.

Taxiways

See items 8 and 9.

Direction

FATO: RWY 13/31. See item 12.

Declared distances

FATO: RWY 13/31. See item 13.

Lighting

  • FATO: RWY 13/31. See item 14.

  • Air taxiing: TLOF coincident with PRKG H1 and PRKG 2. See item 15.

  • Ground taxiing: TLOF same as RWY 13/31. See item 14.

Taxiways: See items 8 and 9.

Remarks

None.

AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES AIRSPACE

Designation and lateral limits

CTR LLEIDA.

Circle radius 6 NM centred on ARP. (1)

Vertical limits

SFC-3000 ft ALT.

 

Airspace class

D.

Unit

LLEIDA TWR (2).

Language

ES/EN.

Transition altitude

1850 m / 6000 ft.

 

Hours of applicability

-HR ATS.

 

Remarks

(1) During the periods of time in which the aerodrome is not controlled, the CTR disappears.

(2) Call sign: Lleida TWR. HR ATS: see item 3.

Designation and lateral limits

ATZ LLEIDA (RMZ) (3).

Circle radius 8 km centred on ARP. (4)(3).

Vertical limits

SFC-MAX ALT VFR SECTOR.

 

Airspace class

G.

Language

ES/EN.

Hours of applicability

-ATZ is only available outside of ATS hours.

 

Remarks

(3) ATZ is only available outside of ATS hours.

(4)(3) Or the ground visibility, whichever is lower.

AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES COMMUNICATION FACILITIES

Service

Call sign

FREQ

HR

Remarks

APP

Barcelona Control

127.700 MHz

HR ATS

APP/H

TWR

Lleida TWR (1)

121.330 C (2)

HR ATS

-

121.500 MHz

HR ATS

EMERG

121.630 C

HR ATS

GMC

(1) TWR operation in limited hours. See item 3.

(2) Out of TWR operation hours, this frequency will be used for communications between pilots considering NO ATS as frequency. See item 20. Local regulations.

RADIO NAVIGATION AND LANDING AIDS

Facility (VAR)

ID

FREQ

HR

Coordinates

ELEV DME

Remarks

DVOR (2º E)

LLE

113.600 MHz

H24

414347.2N 0003138.6E

-

-

DME

LLE

CH 83X

H24

414347.2N 0003138.6E

360 m

-

NDB (2º E)

LRD

404.000 KHz

H24

413310.5N 0003852.9E

-

COV 50 NM

LOC 31 ILS CAT I (2º E)

ILL

110.900 MHz

H24

414414.5N 0003119.5E

-

132º MAG / 275 m FM THR 13.

COV 25 NM

GP 31

330.800 MHz

H24

414319.5N 0003230.8E

-

3º; RDH 15.9 m; at 338 m FM THR 31 & 103 m FM RCL on the left in APCH direction.

COV 25 NM

ILS/DME 31

ILL

CH 46X

H24

414319.5N 0003230.8E

354 m

REF DME THR 31

LOCAL AERODROME REGULATIONS

Airport with Aerodrome Control Service during limited hours (see item 3). During the periods of time in which the airport is not controlled:

  • VFR/IFR approach and take-off/take-off practice flights, shall be authorised on a restricted basis according to the air traffic situation.

  • Only VFR flights are permitted. Night VFR flights are permitted subject to PPR 48 HR, to the following e-mail address: cecoa@leda.cat.

  • VFR flights will monitor the TWR frequency 121.330 C (NO ATS frequency during this time) and will transmit their intentions thereon, as well as the evolution of different phases of their flight, for knowledge and where appropriate, separation by other aircraft that are part of the aerodrome traffic.

  • None of the airport's aeronautical stations will respond or confirm receipt of these communications.

  • Departing VFR flights will comply with the VFR procedures in TMA Barcelona published in the ENR 6.5-11. When leaving the ATZ they will monitor on frequency 127.700 MHz and will not call unless necessary.

  • Departing VFR flights intending to continue their IFR flight will formulate a "Z" flight plan and request ATC clearance from BARCELONA ACC on frequency 127.700 MHz before take-off. Arriving IFR flights will formulate a "Y" flight plan and will be approved by BARCELONA ACC until DVOR LLE at a 4000 ft. altitude, where they will cancel IFR and continue on VFR.

  • The control tower in its frequency will spread a message announcing the beginning and end of the provision of the Control Service.

Airport with reduced meteorological service (see item 3). During not on the spot hours the service provided will be that specified in the Remarks section of item 11.

TURNING ON RUNWAY

A 180º turn on RWY is permitted from sunrise to sunset and outside low visibility conditions (LVP).

Aircraft requesting to make this turn shall notify TWR when landing on RWY 31. Maximum permitted aircraft DA42.

GROUND MOVEMENT

Outside ATS hours, pilots must contact CECOA for the assignment of parking stands on 121.630 MHz.

  1. All ground movements of aircraft, towed aircraft, persons and vehicles in the manoeuvring area are subject to prior ATC clearance. Aircraft guidance from the apron transfer point to the parking stand is provided if so requested by the pilot or TWR.

  2. All movements of aircraft, towed aircraft, persons and vehicles on the apron shall be regulated by the Apron Safety Regulations.

  3. Avoidance of collisions with other aircraft or obstacles is the responsibility of:

    1. Pilots, when taxiing on the apron.

    2. Ground handling companies during parking stand exit manoeuvres with push-back, and during towing.

TWR clearances and instructions must be read back.

TAXIING RESTRICTIONS ON APRON

Aircraft classification according to chapter 1 of Annex 14 ICAO:

  • Code letter D: wingspan equal or greater than 36 m, and less than 52 m.

  • Code letter C: wingspan equal or greater than 24 m, and less than 36 m.

  • Code letter B or below: wingspan less than 24 m.

Access to the apron is limited to a maximum code letter D aircraft (B753), taking into account their parking restrictions.

Limitation on apron taxiing for circulation of code letter C aircraft going to Sector 1 with PRKG 1A occupied.

Weight limitation on apron:

  • B738: 74000 kg.

  • A21N: 75000 kg.

OPERATIONAL SAFETY REPORTS

In the specific instance of safety reports related with the air traffic control service provider (manoeuvring area, flight phases and ATS airspace) these may be sent to the e-mail address:

safety@skyway-ans.com

TAKE-OFFS FROM INTERSECTION

Take-off operations are permitted from the intersection of RWY 31 with TWY A (see distances in item 13).

Aircraft must request this from ATC at the moment of start-up.

An informational board is provided at the intersection stating the distance available for take-off.

Take-offs from the intersection will only be permitted between sunrise and sunset and in the absence of LVC.

NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES

No.

FLIGHT PROCEDURES

Threshold RWY 31 is preferred for take-offs of code letter C or higher aircraft.

RESTRICTIONS TO HELICOPTERS

Helicopter air taxiing is allowed.

Landing will be accomplished on the RWY in use. Air taxiing will take place from the RWY to the stand on TWY A.

Helicopters will park on the apron in the parking position indicated by the ATS unit.

STANDSTILL OF OPERATIONS IN THE MOVEMENT AREA PROCEDURE (PPOAM)

A "Standstill of Operations in the Movement Area Procedure for RVR lower than 550 m" (PPOAM 550) is available, which consists of the following phases:

 

CONDITIONS FOR THE ACTIVATION OF EACH OF THE PHASES OF THE PPOAM

PHASES

RVR

VISIBILITY

PHASE I (WARNING)

≤ 800 m

≤ 1200 m

PHASE II (STANDSTILL OF OPERATIONS)

< 550 m

< 800 m

PHASE III (RESUMPTION OF OPERATIONS)

≥ 550 m, and there is a firm improving trend

≥ 800 m, and there is a firm improving trend

INFORMATION FOR PILOTS

  1. Uncertainty about position in the manoeuvring area

When in doubt about the position of the aircraft with respect to the manoeuvring area:

  • If it is recognised that the aircraft is not on a runway, the aircraft will be immediately stopped and ATC will be notified of this circumstance (including the last known position).

  • If it is recognised that the aircraft is on a runway, ATC will be notified immediately (including the last known position) and the runway will be vacated, as soon as possible, provided it is possible to locate an appropriate taxiway close to its position, unless ATC indicates otherwise; and, following this, the aircraft will stop.

  1. Failure of an aircraft

Notify ATC of the situation and wait for the arrival of assistance. In the case that the aircraft is on a runway, if possible and unless ATC indicates otherwise, the pilot will vacate the runway.

  1. Loss of visual contact between traffic

In the case of loss of visual contact with another aircraft or a vehicle with which own separation is being maintained, ATC will be informed immediately and the aircraft will stop.

  1. Communications failure

  • Departing aircraft: the aircraft shall continue by the designated route and stop at the limit of the ATC clearance, taking extreme caution. Here it will hold and wait for the arrival of an assistance vehicle.

  • Arriving aircraft: if the aircraft has just landed, it shall hold in the first segment of the taxiway which leaves the ILS sensitive area free and wait for the arrival of an assistance vehicle.

  • If the aircraft already has ATC taxiing clearance, it shall continue by the designated route and stop at the limit of that clearance, taking extreme caution. Here it will hold and wait for the arrival of an assistance vehicle.

ATS SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

The air traffic controllers at the aerodrome shall maintain a constant visual surveillance over all the operations at the AD or its vicinity. An ATS surveillance system is available in support of such visual observation above 2300 ft AMSL, for the monitoring of flight paths of aircraft operating within LEDA CTR, as stipulated in article 4.5.1.3 of the Reglamento de la Circulación Aérea.

AD TRAFFIC CIRCUIT

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The airport of Lleida/Alguaire has the appropriate means and local procedures to handle aircraft with code letter D, up to maximum B753. The turning speed for aircraft with code letter D on turn pads is limited to 21 Km/h.

For operations of code letter E aircraft without cargo or passengers, contact the airport manager at cecoa@aeroportlleida.cat.

BIRD CONCENTRATION AREAS AND FLOW

Presence of storks and gulls in the following areas.

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AERONAUTICAL CHARTS RELATED TO AN AERODROME

The list of charts related to the aerodrome can be found on the link below:

https://aip.enaire.es/AIP/#LEDA

VISUAL SEGMENT SURFACE (VSS) PENETRATION

The instrument approach procedures affected can be found below:

  • IAC 1 RNP Z RWY 13 (LPV ONLY): LPV.

  • IAC 2 RNP Y RWY 13: LNAV/VNAV.

  • IAC 3 VOR RWY 13: direct approach.

  • IAC 6 ILS RWY 31: direct approach.

  • IAC 7 LOC RWY 31: direct approach.

  • IAC 8 VOR RWY 31: direct approach.